Kim Kardashian and the Jenners Make Coordinated 2026 Met Gala Showing

Kim Kardashian, Kris Jenner, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner arrived at the 2026 Met Gala on May 4 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in what The Hollywood Reporter, E! News and Business Insider described as a coordinated Kardashian-Jenner family showing. The group’s looks included custom work from Allen Jones and Whitaker Malem, Schiaparelli Haute Couture, Gap by Zac Posen and Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The Details

The Hollywood Reporter reported that Kim Kardashian wore a sculpted orange look created with Allen Jones and Whitaker Malem. E! News described the outfit as a burnt-orange hard-shelled piece with pointed nipples on the bodice and an orange overskirt, while Business Insider described it as a metallic orange bodysuit.

Kylie Jenner appeared in custom Schiaparelli Haute Couture, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The outlet reported that Daniel Roseberry designed the look with a rigid bustier in brown corset toile and a voluminous butter duchess satin skirt. Teen Vogue separately described Kylie Jenner’s outfit as a skin-tight custom Schiaparelli Couture gown.

The Hollywood Reporter said the Schiaparelli look involved roughly 11,000 hours of embroidery work. The same report said the design included more than 10,000 natural baroque pearls and 7,000 painted pearlescent fish scales. Those construction details were reported by The Hollywood Reporter as part of its May 5 roundup of the family’s Met Gala outfits.

Kendall Jenner wore a Gap by Zac Posen look, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The outlet reported that Posen transformed Gap’s white T-shirt concept into liquid jersey over a custom-molded leather bodice base. E! News and Teen Vogue described the finished look as a sheer, draped gown by GapStudio by Zac Posen.

Kendall Jenner also discussed the collaboration during Vogue’s livestream, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter. Speaking about Posen, she said, "He wrote me a letter. What are the chances he emailed and I was also kind of thinking about him? It all came together."

Kris Jenner wore Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda, according to The Hollywood Reporter. E! News and Business Insider corroborated the look as a sparkling orange-and-white or white-and-orange robe or haori-inspired coat decorated with sequins and sculpture-style imagery. Business Insider highlighted Kris Jenner as the last of her family to arrive on the Met steps, complementing Kim Kardashian’s orange look with her own white-and-orange robe.

Kris Jenner told The Hollywood Reporter that her daughters influence how she approaches the event. "You’ve met my girls," she said. "I sort of follow their lead and they give me advice."

Context

The Met Gala is staged at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and is traditionally held on the first Monday in May, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The 2026 arrivals covered in the brief took place on May 4, with The Hollywood Reporter publishing its roundup at 01:46:50 UTC on May 5.

The Hollywood Reporter, E! News and Business Insider each framed the appearances by Kim Kardashian, Kris Jenner, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner as a family showing at the gala. Their reports focused on the designers, garment construction and the way the four arrivals were presented together on the Met steps.

The sourced record separates the four looks by designer and construction details. Kim Kardashian’s outfit was tied to Allen Jones and Whitaker Malem, Kylie Jenner’s to Schiaparelli Haute Couture, Kendall Jenner’s to Gap by Zac Posen and Kris Jenner’s to Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The corroborating coverage added description rather than a conflicting account. E! News and Business Insider provided additional descriptions of Kim Kardashian’s orange look, E! News and Teen Vogue described Kendall Jenner’s GapStudio by Zac Posen gown, Teen Vogue described Kylie Jenner’s custom Schiaparelli Couture gown, and E! News and Business Insider corroborated the orange-and-white Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda look worn by Kris Jenner.

What's Next

The next published record in the brief is The Hollywood Reporter’s May 5 roundup, which documents the Kardashian-Jenner arrivals and identifies the designers behind each look. No conflicting reports were listed in the fact brief.

For readers following the fashion record from the 2026 Met Gala, the named sources consulted for this draft provide the available corroboration. The Hollywood Reporter supplied the primary account; E! News, Teen Vogue and Business Insider supplied corroborating descriptions of the looks; and People was listed as adjacent coverage in the fact brief.

The article’s sourcing points back to the documented outfits rather than any projected next step. The brief includes no scheduled follow-up appearance, designer statement or additional event tied to these four looks beyond the published coverage of the May 4 arrivals and The Hollywood Reporter’s May 5 roundup.